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State v. Johnson

Citations

  • 62 P.3d 861
  • 186 Or. App. 186
  • 2003 Ore. App. LEXIS 117

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  • character of the crime or thing to be seized is a factor in the staleness analysis
  • power consumption data was considered along with other information in determining probable cause existed for issuance of a warrant
  • eight-year-old conviction for possession of less than one ounce of marijuana of little, if any, significance in determining probable cause to search for evidence of a marijuana-growing operation
  • the fact that Johnson, one of the defendants, knew Barkau, the other defendant, “is hardly a basis on which one reasonably could conclude that Johnson was engaged in criminal activity with Barkau”
  • mere fact that a defendant knew a person who had pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana is “hardly a basis on which one reasonably could conclude” that the defendant was growing marijuana with that person

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Judges: Landau, Armstrong, Kistler

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